Mijas Sunday Flea Market

Mijas Sunday Flea Market (Rastro de Mijas) is a 300-stall secondhand market in Mijas, Malaga. It sets up every Sunday from 9am to 2pm at the Recinto Ferial de Las Lagunas, down in the Las Lagunas district rather than up in Mijas Pueblo, which is where people most often go looking for it. Antiques, clothing and footwear are what it trades in, and the whole site is open air.

What you'll find at Mijas Sunday Flea Market

Three categories fill the 300 stalls: clothing and textiles, footwear and leather goods, and antiques. That means secondhand garments and everyday wear, shoes, bags and belts, and the furniture, china and curios that earn the market its Spanish name, rastro.

This is not a food market. Come to browse rather than to do the week's shopping, and give yourself time, because 300 stalls is a long morning at walking pace with a 2pm finish.

How to get to Mijas Sunday Flea Market

The site is the Recinto Ferial de Las Lagunas, the fairground in Las Lagunas, Mijas. The market moved here from its previous ground, and Mijas town hall's official page carries the announcement of the move. For other market days in the municipality, see street markets in Mijas or all Mijas markets.

Where to stay in Mijas

Mijas Pueblo is the most convenient base, putting you within easy reach of the Sunday market and the town's whitewashed streets. Try Mijas Pueblo for a good selection of small hotels and rural guesthouses.

If you prefer a bit more comfort, TRH Mijas is a reliable option with good amenities and easy access up to the village. Fuengirola is also worth considering if you want more choice, as it's just a short drive away and well connected by local bus.

What day is Mijas Sunday Flea Market?

Mijas Sunday Flea Market runs every Sunday, from 9am to 2pm, at the Recinto Ferial de Las Lagunas. It trades weekly and on no other day, so Sunday morning is the only chance to walk its 300 stalls of antiques, clothing and footwear.

Where is Mijas Sunday Flea Market?

Mijas Sunday Flea Market sets up at the Recinto Ferial de Las Lagunas, the fairground in the Las Lagunas district of Mijas, Malaga. It does not run in Mijas Pueblo, the whitewashed hill village most visitors picture, so head for Las Lagunas on a Sunday morning.

What can you buy at Mijas Sunday Flea Market?

Mijas Sunday Flea Market sells clothing and textiles, footwear and leather goods, and antiques across 300 stalls. It is a rastro, a secondhand market, so expect used garments, shoes, bags, furniture and curios rather than the fruit, cheese and fish of a produce market.

Does Mijas Sunday Flea Market take cards?

Mijas Sunday Flea Market has no confirmed card payment at its stalls, so carry cash. Acceptance varies from one trader to the next across 300 stalls, and the market packs away at 2pm, which leaves little time to go looking for a machine once you are there.